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provide more information relating to neuronal functions in general as
our techniques become more refined and our questions more precisely
defined.
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in the vertebrate spinal cord. J. Cell Sci. 1, 67-80.
Diamond, J. (1968). The activation and distribution of GABA & L-glutamate
receptors or1 goldfish Mauthner neurones; an analysis of dendritic remote
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Diamond, J., and Yasargil, G. M. (1969). Synaptic function in the fish spinal cord;
dendritic integration. Progr. Brain Res. 31, 202-209.
Diamond, J., Gray, E. G., and Yasargil, G. M. (1969). The function of dendritic
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Diamond, J., Gray, E. G., and Yasargil, G. M. (1970). The function of the dendritic
spine: An hypothesis. Proc. 5th Intern. Meeting Neurobiol., 1969. In “Excitatory
Synaptic Mechanisms” (P. Andersen and J. K. S. Jansen, eds.), Universitetsforlaget, Oslo.
Edstrom, A., and Sjostrand, J. (1969). Protein synthesis in the isolated Mauthner
nerve fibre of goldfish. J. Neurochem. 16, 67-81.
Furshpan, E. J. (1964). Electrical transmission at an excitatory synapse in a vertebrate brain. Science 144, 878-880.
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68, 117-159.
J. DIAMOND
provide more information relating to neuronal functions in general as
our techniques become more refined and our questions more precisely
defined.
REFERENCES
Aronson, L. R. ( 1963). The central nervous system of sharks and bony fishes. With
special reference to sensory and integrative mechanisms. In “Sharks and
Survival” (P. W. Gilbert, ed.), Chapter 6, pp. 165-241. Heath, Boston, Massachusetts.
Auerbach, A. A., and Bennett, M. V. L. (1969a). Chemically mediated transmission
at a giant fiber synapse in the central nervous system of a vertebrate. J. Gen.
Physiol. 53, 183-210.
Auerbach, A. A., and Bennett, M. V. L. (196913). A rectifying electrotonic synapse
in the central nervous system of a vertebrate. J. Gen. Physiol. 53, 211-237.
Barets, A. (1961). Contribuiton A L’btude des systemes moteurs “Lent” et “Rapide”
du muscle lathral des t6l&st&ns. Arch. Anat. Microscop. Morphol. Expt. 50,
Bartelmez, G. W. (1915). “Mauthner’s” cell and the nucleus motorius tegmenti.
J. Comp. Neurol. 25, 87-128.
Beccari, N. (1907). Richerche sulle cellule e sulle fibre diMauthner e sulle loro
conessioni un pesci e anfibii. Arch. ltal. Anat. Embriol. 6, 660-708.
Berkowitz, E. C. (1956). Functional properties of spinal pathways in the carp,
Cyprinus carpio L. J. Comp. Neurol. 106, 269-289.
Bodian, D. (1937). The structure of the vertebrate synapse. A study of axon endings
on Mauthner’s cell and the neighboring centers in the goldfish. J. Comp. Neurol.
Bodian, D. (1942). Cytological aspects of synaptic function. Physiol. Reu. 22,
146-169.
Bodian, D. (1952). Introductory survey of neurons. Cold Spring Harbor Symp. Quant.
Biol. 17, 1-13.
Charlton, T., and Gray, E. G. (1966). Comparative electron microscopy of synapses
in the vertebrate spinal cord. J. Cell Sci. 1, 67-80.
Diamond, J. (1968). The activation and distribution of GABA & L-glutamate
receptors or1 goldfish Mauthner neurones; an analysis of dendritic remote
inhibition. J. Physiol. (London) 194, 669-723.
Diamond, J., and Yasargil, G. M. (1969). Synaptic function in the fish spinal cord;
dendritic integration. Progr. Brain Res. 31, 202-209.
Diamond, J., Gray, E. G., and Yasargil, G. M. (1969). The function of dendritic
spines: An hypothesis. J. Physiol. (London) 202, 116P.
Diamond, J., Gray, E. G., and Yasargil, G. M. (1970). The function of the dendritic
spine: An hypothesis. Proc. 5th Intern. Meeting Neurobiol., 1969. In “Excitatory
Synaptic Mechanisms” (P. Andersen and J. K. S. Jansen, eds.), Universitetsforlaget, Oslo.
Edstrom, A., and Sjostrand, J. (1969). Protein synthesis in the isolated Mauthner
nerve fibre of goldfish. J. Neurochem. 16, 67-81.
Furshpan, E. J. (1964). Electrical transmission at an excitatory synapse in a vertebrate brain. Science 144, 878-880.
91-187.
68, 117-159.